Any allegation of yoga and the specific disorders are subject to medical and scientific studies. It is not enough to know who is working on therapeutic yoga. Again, the benefits of yoga on the recovery of cancer are thoroughly investigated, but this time two teams from East and West working together.
Clinical trials at MD Anderson - with the help of Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhan samsthdna (Vyasa), a research foundation of therapeutic yoga and the University of Bangalore, India, and known in India - used a combination of asanas, breathing techniques, meditation and other relaxation methods to create a regime.
The results included better physical health, better performance and greater acceptance of experience with breast cancer. While practicing yoga, obviously, makes the breast cancer patients feel better, another study showed that the results can last up to 12 weeks after the end of the exercise program.
There are several ways those patients the benefits of yoga for breast cancer:
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Clinical trials at MD Anderson - with the help of Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhan samsthdna (Vyasa), a research foundation of therapeutic yoga and the University of Bangalore, India, and known in India - used a combination of asanas, breathing techniques, meditation and other relaxation methods to create a regime.
The results included better physical health, better performance and greater acceptance of experience with breast cancer. While practicing yoga, obviously, makes the breast cancer patients feel better, another study showed that the results can last up to 12 weeks after the end of the exercise program.
There are several ways those patients the benefits of yoga for breast cancer:
- Allows the body to relax (different sleep)
- Soothes the parasympathetic nervous system
- Drain the stagnant lymphatic fluid
- It regulates the glands and releases "good" hormones
- Reduces depression by as much as 50%, based on clinical studies
- Massage organs to work more efficiently
- Helps reduce hot flashes
- Teaching the control of breathing, reduces pain, and the oxidation of blood
- Reduces joint pain and fatigue
- Improves quality of sleep
- Promotes meditation techniques and visualization
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